Haecceitism, Rigid Designation, and Thermodynamic Equilibrium | Michael te Vrugt
Michael te Vrugt asks if exchanging two identical particles changes anything
How to Open Two Locks with One Key | Eddy Keming Chen
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonEddy Keming Chen offers a new solution to the puzzles of time’s arrow and quantum ontology
Blurring the Line between Laws and Initial Conditions | Caspar Jacobs
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonCaspar Jacobs on what’s wrong with the pristine interpretation
Why ‘Not’? | Luca Incurvati and Giorgio Sbardolini
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonLuca Incurvati and Giorgio Sbardolini on the evolution of negation
On the Limits of Scientific Objectivity | Richard Healey
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonRichard Healey on whether there are objective facts in the quantum world
Tune in and Find Out | Florian J. Boge
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonFlorian J Boge explains why it may be epistemically acceptable to tune models for experimental analysis
Models of Scientific Explanation and Inference to the Best Explanation | Yunus Prasetya
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonYunus Prasetya on what substantive accounts of explanation say about IBE
Digital Humanities and the Philosophy of Science | Lean, Rivelli, Pence
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonOliver Lean, Luca Rivelli, and Charles Pence on what philosophers learn from a ‘distant reading’ of science journals
Why History Matters in Biology | Justin Garson
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonJustin Garson on the study of mechanisms and the study of history
Mind the Gap | Elanor Taylor
/in BJPS Short Reads, Short Reads Podcast /by Elizabeth HannonElanor Taylor on what makes a good explanation